Distribution pattern and management of invasive alien plant species in Sikkim Himalaya, India
R Nayak, AK Verma, N Manika… - Plant Science …, 2024 - horizonepublishing.com
An assessment of the distribution pattern of Invasive Alien Plant species in the Sikkim
Himalayas was conducted at different elevation gradients and accordingly, management
strategies were recommended to combat the ever-increasing condition of invasive plant
species threatening the sensitive ecoregions. Among the most relevant factors supporting
the present study were changes in the importance value index (IVI), variety, and evenness.
There is a greater percentage of domination of invasion at lower elevations than at higher …
Himalayas was conducted at different elevation gradients and accordingly, management
strategies were recommended to combat the ever-increasing condition of invasive plant
species threatening the sensitive ecoregions. Among the most relevant factors supporting
the present study were changes in the importance value index (IVI), variety, and evenness.
There is a greater percentage of domination of invasion at lower elevations than at higher …
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AK Verma, N Manika, LB Chaudhary, SK Behera… - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
An assessment of the distribution pattern of Invasive Alien Plant species in the Sikkim
Himalayas was conducted at different elevation gradients and accordingly, management
strategies were recommended to combat the ever-increasing condition of invasive plant
species threatening the sensitive ecoregions. Among the most relevant factors supporting
the present study were changes in the importance value index (IVI), variety, and evenness.
There is a greater percentage of domination of invasion at lower elevations than at higher …
Himalayas was conducted at different elevation gradients and accordingly, management
strategies were recommended to combat the ever-increasing condition of invasive plant
species threatening the sensitive ecoregions. Among the most relevant factors supporting
the present study were changes in the importance value index (IVI), variety, and evenness.
There is a greater percentage of domination of invasion at lower elevations than at higher …
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